How much weight can these poles hold?
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Well, I used the pole as a totem for a festival, and hoisted a 2-3 pound stuffed animal for 5 days. It held up fine with constant shaking and molestation from other totems around. Almost a year later and it still functions the same. Can't speak for its max weight though
19046
I don't know about weight... I used it for a wind sock on our dock. It broke within 2 weeks (at bottom where it was zip tied to a dock pole). Then the swivel broke. I didn't find it to be very sturdy at all.
19047
We hung a 1lb lantern from it for over two years of Wyoming wind before it failed at a rub point. The 10' pole is quite stiff.
860107
They are listed to hold up to 20 lbs. each. I know I have my Infinity Primus P163's on these, which weigh 16 lbs. each, with no problem at all supporting them.
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They support a PV panel 1 inch off the surface. Since they are steel I would imagine they would support 50 - 60 lbs, but given that they are designed for PV panels I doubt you're going to encounter too many that weigh 200 lbs (4 brackets X 50lbs each). They do what they are represented for very well.
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I've got 80 pounds on mine , but I'm sure they will hold much more , it depends what you want but sticking 10s on each side it'll hold maybe 160 , if the question is the hook itself , I believe they'll hold whatever you put on it , enjoy mine they work great !
1263528
I am not sure of the weight limit, but I have a very heavy light string hanging from 4 hooks, and they hold quite nicely.
1047370
I can't speak specifically for your speakers. However, according to the page description, the stands can hold up to 20 pounds.
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I'm using them as a support for a shelf over my fire place and not putting anything more than knick knacks on it. I wouldn't put anything heavier than that and a few books. Call it 20 pound load at most.
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The pole is tension mounted. Not sure how much weight it will support, but am sure that it would support at least 250 or more lbs. as an aide for standing up.
1196164
Yes they will hold upto 200lbs per hang ring (total 400lbs) per set from what I have read. I have them supporting a trapeze bar from the ceiling.
722445
They are well-built.....I would guess they can hold up to 250 pounds or more.
79713
I dont know exactly but I am using them as supports for a table top and sewing supplies. not fully loaded yet but I am guessing they could hold easily 100 lbs each and probably 150 each. they are particle board so I don't expect them to be exceptionally sturdy. they are nice for the price
771389
I have heavy family members and so am I. I know these hold over 300lbs. Very sturdy wood. I used wood glue before adding screws.
371519
This will hold a lot of weight. I have four self-watering flower pots on one of these and it doesn't flex at all. Regular poles wouldn't hold even one of these pots. So there will be no problem with a capacity feeder.
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I'm not exactly sure of the weight limit per hook however I would assume it would support 200 lbs if it is anchored appropriately.
1736405
I'm not really sure, I am roughly 185 pounds and they work well for me. I'm sure they can hold over 200 pounds.
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Can't give you weight but they are pretty strong and you could use a additional clips for a larger mirror. How securely the clips are fixed to the wall is more of an issue.
956144
My hooks look different from these, the part that goes under the siding is curved more. I just use them for wreaths, etc. I would say maybe up to 25 lbs.